SPRING AND SUMMER AMATEUR TRACK & FIELD PROGRAM

Track and Field is an individual sport as well as a team sport and has something for everyone, regardless of experience, size, gender, speed or muscular strength; there are many different events for every person. Trial By Fire Youth Track & Field Club overall mission is to encourage healthy habits and physical fitness among youth through the healthy sport of running. Our goal is to introduce the fundamentals of running, throwing, and jumping to beginners and develop and refine the more experienced student-athlete’s overall skills in the sport of track and field. We are motivated toward encouraging young people to recognize the benefits of track and field as a way to stay fit and living a physically active lifestyle. Equally important, TBF “Trailblazers” emphasizes the value of good sportsmanship, discipline, teamwork, personal goal setting and hard work. During the spring and summer seasons, each student-athlete will have an opportunity to train and compete in all aspects of track and field. Typically practice sessions starts in April, track meets in May through July, and the season usually finishes with athletes qualifying for the National Junior Olympic Championship Games.

Everyone participate because there are no benches. So if you think you are fast, strong, can run far or jump high,
TBF "Trailblazers" would like to invite you to join us this spring and summer for our 2012 amateur Track & Field program.

 

Benefits

- Fun and rewarding experience

- Fitness

- Healthy habits, wellness, body fat
   reduction

- Muscle Strength

- Learn and improve athletic skills

- Mastery of athletic talents

- Mental and emotional health

- Stress relief

- Valuing preparation

- Resilience

- Leadership opportunities

- Identity and balance

- Time management

- Relationships with other kids and adults

- Teamwork

- Diversity

 

Spring & Summer Seasons:

 April - August

Age:

8 -18 years old

2012 AAU & USATF Athletics Age Division

AAU Age Group
Year of Birth
USATF Age Group
Primary 2004 & After Sub-Bantam
Sub Bantam 2003 Bantam
Bantam 2002 Bantam
Sub Midget 2001 Midget
Midget 2000 Midget
Sub Youth 1999 Youth
Youth 1998 Youth
Intermediate 1996 - 1997 Intermediate
Young Men & Women      
1994 - 1995             
Young Men & Women       

 *All age divisions are determined by Year of Birth. Athletes who are still 18 through
  the final day of the National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships are eligible
  to compete int eh Young Men's and Young Women's division through that meet.

 

- Registration

- Fee Structure

- Practice Information



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